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Our nation is experiencing its most significant dose of trauma, devastation, clutter and malaise in its history. Wrecking havoc has been the ravishing and deadly COVID-19 phenomena, heightened racial and social injustice matters, severe inclement weather, poor economy, soaring political partisanship and elevated stress. While none of us is immune from disruption of these factors on our life’s journey, there are signs that we will rise up and will become stronger because of the current sputtering in our forward progress. One example is the arrival of the COVID-19 vaccine. This generation of the vaccine holds promises to contain the spread of the virus and is expected to be a key factor in the recovery of the nation. Practitioners and providers that have elected to enter or have entered the primary care marketplace have sustained their position as a driving force to promote wellness and/or treat and rehab the population that encounters illness. BI-MONTHLY HEALTH JOURNAL & GUIDE DECEMBER 2020 CHAIR & CEO MESSAGE DR. LERLA G. JOSEPH CVCHIP has emerged as a leading and reliable resource that has increasing capacity to respond effectively to Medicare recipients in the Richmond, Hampton Roads and Fredericksburg areas. This issue of the Journal and Guide captures the channels of success of our Accountable Care Organization (ACO). CVCHIP has exceeded my expectations as its founder and current Chair and CEO. I am excited, energized and enthused about the path forward that we can create together in the upcoming year. You continue to make my day through your support. In closing, please accept my best wishes for a memorable holiday season for you, your family and other loved ones. TABLE OF CONTENTS Topic Page # President’s Message 1 Recognizing a CVCHIP Resource 2 Words of Inspiration and Strategic Planning 3 Important Reminders 4 CVCHIP Success Story 5 CVCHIP Wish List 7 Kicking the Holiday Blues 8 ACO Participants/Board Members 9 Contact Information 10

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NEWS YOU CAN USE

Our nation is experiencing its most

significant dose of trauma, devastation,

clutter and malaise in its history.

Wrecking havoc has been the ravishing

and deadly COVID-19 phenomena,

heightened racial and social injustice

matters, severe inclement weather, poor

economy, soaring political partisanship and

elevated stress.

While none of us is immune from

disruption of these factors on our life’s

journey, there are signs that we will rise

up and will become stronger because of

the current sputtering in our forward

progress. One example is the arrival of

the COVID-19 vaccine. This generation

of the vaccine holds promises to contain

the spread of the virus and is expected to

be a key factor in the recovery of the

nation.

Practitioners and providers that have

elected to enter or have entered the

primary care marketplace have sustained

their position as a driving force to

promote wellness and/or treat and rehab

the population that encounters illness.

BI-MONTHLY HEALTH JOURNAL & GUIDE

DECEMBER 2020

CHAIR & CEO MESSAGE DR. LERLA G. JOSEPH

CVCHIP has emerged as a leading and

reliable resource that has increasing

capacity to respond effectively to

Medicare recipients in the Richmond,

Hampton Roads and Fredericksburg

areas.

This issue of the Journal and Guide

captures the channels of success of our

Accountable Care Organization (ACO).

CVCHIP has exceeded my expectations

as its founder and current Chair and

CEO. I am excited, energized and

enthused about the path forward that

we can create together in the upcoming

year. You continue to make my day

through your support. In closing,

please accept my best wishes for a

memorable holiday season for you,

your family and other loved ones.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Topic Page # President’s Message 1 Recognizing a CVCHIP Resource 2 Words of Inspiration and Strategic Planning 3 Important Reminders 4 CVCHIP Success Story 5 CVCHIP Wish List 7 Kicking the Holiday Blues 8 ACO Participants/Board Members 9 Contact Information 10

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RECOGNIZING A CVCHIP RELIABLE RESOURCE...

Munica is a leading subject matter expert who has substantial experience working in the healthcare industry as reflected in the summary of her skills and experience shown below. She too owns her own consulting firm and very relevant for this publication is her technical assistance role with CVCHIP for HCC Coding, HIE on-boarding for CVCHIP Practices and more. She is sought after by many for her strategic thinking, innovative approaches to respond to challenges and opportunities associated with the delivery of health care. Munica is respected for her leadership within and outside of the health care industry. She is very committed and inspirational, helping others first. Munica is a classic example of

making lemonade from lemons.

MUNICA GREEN PA-CPC, CCMG, INC.

SUMMARY SKILLS Vast knowledge of methodologies used in health care environment

Able to work in team environment with an outstanding ability to manipulate data.

Proven successes in various performance reporting requirements including MACRA/MIPS/GPRO/QCDR, ACI/CIA, HEDIS, HCC/RAF, and TCPI/PTN as well as PCMH certification, CDC diabetes certification, and GPRO reporting.

Knowledgeable in Allscripts/Payerpath, Centricity, Tiger, Meditech, Athena, and Touchworks.

Very proficient in Microsoft Office, Query, Macros, Publisher, ADL System, and EMR documentation/implementation.

Ability to create effective and persuasive speeches and presentations to top management, public groups and boards of directors.

Extensive ability to apply concepts such as fractions, percentages, ratios and proportions to practical situations.

Proficient personal computer skills to include electronic mail, record keeping, routine database activity, word processing, spreadsheet applications, graphics, etc.

Able to handle multiple projects simultaneously under tight deadlines.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Charles City Medical Group Jan. 2016 – Present Practice Administrator

The Laurels of Willow Creek May 2014 – July 2015 Business Office Manager

Southside Family Practice Sep. 2013 – Feb. 2014 Practice Administrator

Insight Physicians Feb. 2013 Billing Office Manager

West End Orthopaedics April 2008 Financial Supervisor

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

Life Support (www.lifesupportorg.com) 1995 – Present Director

EDUCATION J Sergeant Reynolds Community College 1990 – 1992

WORDS OF INSPIRATION: THE POWER OF PERSISTENCE...LEADERS STAY THE COURSE!

How many times as a leader have you felt the best option was to surrender! I have toyed with this notion on more than one occasion as challenges to move forward seemed insurmountable. This thinking dissipates in a short time as I clear the clutter that blinds me and use the outcome from employing root cause analysis. I also am steeped with the wisdom of greats such as those shown below:

1. "Don't jump ship. Stay the course, the wind will change blowing you to calmer seas." (Message from Cruise Bruise);

2. "When you feel like giving up, remember why you held on for so long in the first place." (Author Unknown); and

3. Keep in mind that "tough times don't last, but tough people do. Never give up!" (Robert Schuller).

Another motivator that has helped me to stay the course is captured in a thought shared by Dr. Mirta Martin, President of Fairmont State University(WVA)in a LinkedIn

“If you see someone falling behind, walk beside them. If you see someone being

ignored, find a way to include them. Always remind people of their worth. One small act could mean the world to them.”

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CVCHIP WILL BEGIN A PROCESS TO CREATE ITS STRATEGIC PLAN TO INSURE CONTINUED GROWTH AND VIBRANCY

MEMBERS WILL REVISIT A SWOT ANALYSIS TO SUBSTANTIATE

A Recommended Resource to Review Prior to the January 2021 CVCHIP Quarterly Board Meeting

https://www.accountablecarelc.org/leadershipteams

SOURCE: Marilyn’s Monday Morning Message...November 30, 2020

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REMINDERS

CELEBRATIONS

Monthly Holidays Aids Awareness

Car Donation

National Drunk & Drugged Driving

(3D) Prevention

Universal Human Rights

Weekly Holidays National Hand Washing Awareness

6-12

Holidays Recipe Greetings 6-12

Daily Holidays Bill of Rights Day: 15 National Ugly XMAS Sweater 18

Winter Solstice: 21

Chanukah: 22-30

Christmas Eve: 24

Christmas: 25

Kwanzaa: 26

New Years Eve: 31

TAKE THE TIME TO ACT ON THE FOLLOWING:

COMPLETE HIE ON-BOARDING with One Partner and PECOS

CLOSE The Care Caps

POST Emergent Posters and Share Information with Patients

RECOMMEND Board Members, Partners and Practices for CVCHIP

VISIT CVCHIP’S WEBSITE

CELEBRATE OFTEN

DECEMBER 2020

JOIN THE BI-WEEKLY CHAT VIA ZOOM

12/9 AT 7:30 AM

CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS

cvchip.org

STAFF ENGAGEMENT

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And

PRACTICE THE 3 – Ws

Wash Your Hands

Watch Your Distance

Wear Your Masks

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THE SUCCESS STORY

ACCOMPLISHMENT HIGHLIGHTS IN 2020...

Aligned CVCHIP with Emergent ACO as a POD Created the CVCHIP BI-WEEKLY CHAT as a vehicle to promote collaboration and information exchange to support members Revamped CVCHIP website (cvchip.org) Used Subject Matter Experts as resources to promote practice performance, outcomes and cost savings Reinforced Importance of Primary Care and the role of the members in providing high quality, accessible and affordable care to the Medicare Population Engaged frequently CVCHIP Governance through meetings Published the CVCHIP BI-MONTHLY JOURNAL AND GUIDE Invited Medical Specialists, Business Leaders and Public Officials to discuss Trends in Health Care and Impact of COVID-19 on health status, workers, the economy etc. Among the invited guests are Dr. Elizabeth Etz, Dr. Danny Avula, Congressman Robert C. Scott, Dr. Diego Martinez, Dr. Les Edinboro, Keisha Smith, MPA, Justin Mason, Dr. Stephen Richard. Dr. Thelma Watson

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ACCOMPLISHMENTS cont’d

MEDICARE SHARED SAVINGS HISTORY

1. Adopt a CVCHIP Strategic Plan

2. Expand and Diversify Practices and Locations

3. Improve Performance Outcomes of Practices

4. Heighten Shared Savings Level for Distribution

5. Increase Use of Communication Platforms to Educate Providers, Patients and the Public about Value-based care

6. Advocate for Higher Reimbursement for Primary Care

7. Help Reduce the Incidence and Prevalence of Chronic

Diseases and Treat the Long Term Adverse Effects of COVID-19

8. Add Subject Matter Experts to Provide Technical

Assistance to Practices

9. Sustain Practice Memberships without Fees 10.Become the Premier ACO in the CVCHIP Service Region

CVCHIP WISH LIST FOR 2021

HELPS MAKE THE IMPOSSIBLE POSSIBLE

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INTERESTED IN KICKING THE DECEMBER HOLIDAY BLUES TO

THE CURB...YOU MAY WANT TO LEAN ON THE POSITIVE THINKING CAPTURED IN THE FOLLOWING POEM

The Following Poem Helps To Substantiate

That Positive Thinking Takes Place at Any Age

Garden of Your Mind

What are you growing in the garden of your mind –

what do you water nourish, feed?

Do you plant seeds of forgiveness, of love,

or do you fertilize weeds of anger resentment, fear?

What are you growing in the garden of your heart?

Do you allow sunshine to reach dark pain in the corners of your heart –

Do you allow tears to wash it clean and nourish it –

Or do you put up fences to keep out the feelings?

Get on your knees grow your own food

decide what it is you want in your soil. Know what you are cultivating

what you are growing – a lot can grow in the garden of your body

if you let it seed nourish it

allow it watch it grow.

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CVCHIP ACO PARTICIPANTS AND BOARD MEMBERS

John Gehman, HouseCalls, MD Leo Bowers, MD, Old Hampton

Family Medical Associates, PC Jerome Smith, MD* Lind Chinnery,MD Divine Healthcare, LLC Horace J. Jackson, MD Graisse Abdelshaheed, MD,*

Family Medicine Healthcare LLC

Lei S. Charlton, MD, Lei S. Charlton, MD, PC*

Vernis Beverly, MD, Adult and Pediatric Medical Associates

Makini Ainsworth, MD, Wellness and Health Center

Leon Brown, Jr. MD

Lindley Smith, MD*

James Cook, MD, Family Medical Center, PC

Zainab Dumbuya, PM, Cardiac Connections Home Health

Melissia Hill, RN, Professional Health Care, Inc.*

Lerla Joseph, MD, Charles City Medical Group, Inc.*

Stacy Riedt, ANP, Virginia Family Practice, PC

James Newby, MD, Primary Care Specialists*

Mitzi Sampson, MD, Central VA Family Medicine, PC*

Keith Newby, MD, Fort Norfolk Plaza Medical Associates Edward G. West, Board Member, CVCHIP LLC*

Dr. Thelma B. Watson, Board Member. CVCHIP LLC* Michael Perriccio, Board Member, CVCHIP LLC* Earl R. King, Jr., Compliance Officer, CVCHIP LLC Munica Green, Practice Administrator, CVCHIP LLC Marva Fretheim, Patient Consultant, CVCHIP LLC Shakara Elam, Quality Assurance Officer, CVCHIP LLC Dr. Tania Akers-White, Lifestyle and Wellness LLC Anna Peoples, PharmD, Peoples Pharmacy Hasan Farkhani, MD, East Coast Physicians PC Dr. Liqaa S Al-Khozaie, Dr Al Family and Urgent Care

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*Board Members

WE ARE CONTINUING TO TRAVEL TO THE NEXT LEVEL… VISIT FREQUENTLY OUR WEBSITE AT cvchip.org TO

STAY ON TRACK WITH US!

SEND NEWSLETTER TOPIC SUGGESTIONS TO

Dr. Lerla Joseph [email protected]

THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR YOUR CONTINUING SUPPORT

& 2021 PROMISES TO BE ANOTHER

GREAT YEAR EVEN WITH THE DEVASTATION FROM COVID-19, INCLEMENT WEATHER AND SOCIAL AND RACIAL JUSTICE ISSUES

Marilyn H. West, Editor

[email protected] [email protected]

804.337.7575

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